My Maine Heritage - June 2023 - Person Sheet
My Maine Heritage - June 2023 - Person Sheet
NameJoseph Wing Sr.
Birth Date17 Jun 1721
Birth PlaceSandwich, Barnstable Co., MA
Memoalt loc: Rochester, Plymouth Co., MA
Death Date13 Mar 1796 Age: 74
Death PlaceSandwich, Barnstable Co., MA
FatherNathaniel Wing Jr. (~1692-<1764)
MotherJemima Blackmer Blackmore (1695-1764)
Misc. Notes
Joseph married Mehitable Hatch of Falmouth, and the Falmouth town
records show the birth to them of three children in that town, between
the years 1743-1747, viz: Nathan, Stephen and Alpheus.
Among the papers in the possession of a descendant, Mr. Edward True
Wing, of South Portland, Maine, is a deed executed April 21, 1750, by
Nathaniel Wing. The deed designated the grantee as "Joseph Wing of
Sandwich in the County of Barnstable, my son, laborer." The
consideration is £250. It conveys "one moiety or half part of all my
lands, Swamps & Swampy ground buildings and housings & salt march in
the town of Sandwich." The deed is acknowledged by Silas Bourn,
justice of the peace, and is witnessed by Nathaniel Wing, Jr. and
Ebenezer Wing, Sr[CI:1591:?4:CI].
About the year 1789, he seems to have been living upon the lands of
his son Obed in Pocasset. Joseph survived as late as March 13, 1796.
There is preserved a leaf taken from a book upon which is inscribed:
"Alpheus Wing. This Book given to him by his grandfather Joseph Wing
of Sandwhich the 13th of March 1796."[CI:1592:?4:CI]
Joseph Wing of Sandwich & Mahitable Hatch of Falmouth [married at
Rochester][CI:2800:?4:CI] March 25th 1743, By Rev Joseph
Palmer[CI:1503:?4:CI]
From: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...wing&id=I2000879
records show the birth to them of three children in that town, between
the years 1743-1747, viz: Nathan, Stephen and Alpheus.
Among the papers in the possession of a descendant, Mr. Edward True
Wing, of South Portland, Maine, is a deed executed April 21, 1750, by
Nathaniel Wing. The deed designated the grantee as "Joseph Wing of
Sandwich in the County of Barnstable, my son, laborer." The
consideration is £250. It conveys "one moiety or half part of all my
lands, Swamps & Swampy ground buildings and housings & salt march in
the town of Sandwich." The deed is acknowledged by Silas Bourn,
justice of the peace, and is witnessed by Nathaniel Wing, Jr. and
Ebenezer Wing, Sr[CI:1591:?4:CI].
About the year 1789, he seems to have been living upon the lands of
his son Obed in Pocasset. Joseph survived as late as March 13, 1796.
There is preserved a leaf taken from a book upon which is inscribed:
"Alpheus Wing. This Book given to him by his grandfather Joseph Wing
of Sandwhich the 13th of March 1796."[CI:1592:?4:CI]
Joseph Wing of Sandwich & Mahitable Hatch of Falmouth [married at
Rochester][CI:2800:?4:CI] March 25th 1743, By Rev Joseph
Palmer[CI:1503:?4:CI]
From: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...wing&id=I2000879
Spouses
Birth Date12 Nov 1717
Birth PlaceFalmouth, Barnstable Co., MA
Death PlaceSandwich, Barnstable Co., MA
OccupationMayflower descendant from Edward Fuller
FatherNathan Hatch (1693-1748)
MotherMary Weeks (1696-1750)
Misc. Notes
Mehitable descended from Mayflower Passenger Edward Fuller through the following line of descent: Mehitable Hatch; Mary Weeks m. Nathan Hatch; Mary Rowley m. John Weeks; Elizabeth Fuller m. Moses Rowley; Matthew Fuller m. Francis _____; Edward Fuller
Marr Date25 Mar 1743
Marr PlaceSandwich, Barnstable Co., MA
Marr Memoalt date: Rochester, Plymouth Co., MA